Some random Macros

[Menace]

Uraba lugens or Gum-leaf Skeletonizer

Canon 5DIII + EF100 f2.8 - hand held in my front garden

 

[scotty512]

have just received my EF 100mm L Macro lens and cant wait to try this out with my 5D Mk3

keep the photos coming - give me ideas !

 

[K-amps]

Wow Max, just wow! Great shot!

All shots great guys!

Max; what F stop was that taken with?

 

[preppyak]

Hi... may as well. 7d + 100L + tubes

Nice shots. Really love the 2nd one

 

[verysimplejason]

Hi... may as well. 7d + 100L + tubes

Nice shots. Really love the 2nd one

Yup. definitely the 2nd one.

 

[sandymandy]

These were taken with Zeiss Jena 35mm 2.8 Zebra m42, handheld, no flash, f/7.1. The lens is not as sharp as i wish but its still cool. Dreaming of 100mm L macro. Feel free to donate it to me

I just wanna know what kind of spider this is? It was like 4-5cm in size including the legs. Really big (for my country...ive seen bigger in asia )! Horrible shadows i kno

 

[RLPhoto]

Tiny Water macro.

 

[Basti187]

my first macro tries, borrowed my friends 100mm f/2.8 L + 550D

 

[sandymandy]

Really good for a first try Lucky u got such a beauty to pose for you too! My craving for the 100mm L just gets stronger when i see it in action... :'(

 

[verysimplejason]

This one I've got with my Canon 28mm F1.8 lens. I didn't bother using my 100mm macro because they might get away while changing my lenses.

 

[CanonGirl]

Photo taken using a Canon 5D Mark III & 100mm f/2.8L macro lens, iso 3200, f/11, 1/100 sec

 

[verysimplejason]

Photo taken using a Canon 5D Mark III & 100mm f/2.8L macro lens, iso 3200, f/11, 1/100 sec

wow!

 

[Kernuak]

On the same theme. but taken with the 5D MkII and 100mm macro (non L/IS) and uncropped.


Arianella Spider by Kernuak (avalonlightphotoart.co.uk), on Flickr

 

[Sad_Dave]

Hello All, i'm new here and need some honest critics to learn.

 

[bigmag13]

Hi... may as well. 7d + 100L + tubes

I also like the first image, but that second one kicks ass!!!

 

[Pieces Of E]

Cool shots everyone. The neon green bug on page 1 I believe is a green ash borer. Awesome looking bug, but I think he's a devil on eating trees. Correction anyone? Thanx.

 

[Ryan708]

Cool shots everyone. The neon green bug on page 1 I believe is a green ash borer. Awesome looking bug, but I think he's a devil on eating trees. Correction anyone? Thanx.

Im pretty sure it is a green tiger beetle, I have seen them chasing and eating ants before. They are usually quite skittish but I got lucky with that shot I guess!

 

[verysimplejason]

Hello All, i'm new here and need some honest critics to learn.

Hi Dave,

Just a little suggestion, you may want to emphasize more at the head of the grasshopper (I think) by bringing it to the center or a little bit to the right side of the frame since most of the time the head of the insect is the one that mostly impresses the viewer. It's just my opinion though. You may want to take photos of the insect in multiple angles or frame it in different ways. Most of the time, I just work on "feeling". I know I've got it somewhat right if I feel good for my picture but just as what you've done, I'll ask everybody's/anybody's opinion regarding it because it will surely help me next time.

 

[Sad_Dave]

@verysimplejason
Hi and thx for your opinion.Taking a second look at the grashopper i must say you'r right .
What do you think of this one. By the way i don't own a macro lens. I used the Tamron lens 18 - 270.

 

[CTJohn]

Spider outside my house wrapping a wasp for dinner. Taken with 7D and 100 f/2.8L Macro.